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Homage to John Coltrane, Including the Album A Love Supreme Interpreted By Four Different Jazz Musicians
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- John Coltrane "Giant Steps"—from Giant Steps (Atlantic) 00:00
- Billy Bang "Mr. Syms"—from Bang On! (Justin Time) 07:34
- Nicolas Bearde "Naima"—from All About Love (Expansion) 14:14
- Joel Ross "Equinox"—from Nublues (Blue Note) 18:49
- Doug Carn "A Love Supreme: Acknowledgement"—from Infant Eyes (Black Jazz) 37:55
- Bob Mintzer with Kurt Elling "A Love Supreme: Resolution"—from Old School: New Lessons (MCG Jazz) 46:38
- Lakecia Benjamin "A Love Supreme: Pursuance"—from Pursuance: The Coltranes (Ropeadope) 53:27
- Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis "A Love Supreme: Psalm"—from A Love Supreme (Palmetto) 56:35
- McCoy Tyner with John Scofield "Mr. P.C."—from Guitars (Half Note) 1:10:57
- Abbey Lincoln "Africa"—from People In Me (Philips) 1:17:17
- Kenny Garrett "Alabama"—from Pursuance: The Music Of John Coltrane (Warner Brothers) 1:24:16
- Leon Thomas with the Gary Bartz "Cousin Mary"—from Precious Energy (Jazz Heritage) 1:33:39
- Julie Dexter and Henry Conerway III and Kevin Smith and Nick Rosen "Afro Blue"—from The Smiling Hour (Ketch A Vibe) 1:40:32
- John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy "My Favorite Things (Live)"—from Evenings At The Village Gate (Impulse!) 1:46:58
- Larry Coryell "Satellite"—from A Guitar Supreme: Giant Steps In Fusion Guitar (Various Artists) (Tone Center) 2:07:29
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